Latest J-Pop Releases [October 2025]
What new music will we encounter in the J-pop scene in October 2025? With the arrival of autumn, a wide variety of tracks have landed—from warm melodies perfect for the changing seasons to deeply emotional sounds that tug at the heart.
In this article, we’ll showcase a broad selection of standout releases from October 2025.
Whether you need background music for your commute or relaxation time, or you’re simply searching for fresh discoveries, here are the songs you should be listening to now.
You’re sure to find at least one track that grabs you!
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Latest J-Pop Releases [October 2025] (81–90)
The Dog and the Stupid Catsekando bakka

Released on July 9, 2025, this song is by a band that broke out on social media, sparked by its spread on TikTok.
With karaoke distribution starting as well, they’re truly a band to watch in 2025.
“Dog and Dumb Cat” features lyrics that candidly portray heartbreak, missed connections, regret, and immature feelings of love.
The overall vocal range of the song is D#3–G#4, which isn’t very wide.
For male singers, it should be comfortable to sing in chest voice as is.
The chorus phrases are incredibly catchy—you can’t help but want to hum along.
Also, since many parts are rapid-fire, you’ll need to practice locking into the rhythm.
Don’t rush; focus on accents as you sing.
CRAZZZYAooo

An emotional rock tune laced with irony toward tedious love and absurdity.
The lyrics are striking, interweaving razor-sharp words that push back against fate-bound romance with a cry against a world going mad.
The sound has a cutting, breakneck drive that feels like it’s racing through the boundary between reality and fiction.
Released in September 2025 as the third installment of a three-month consecutive drop, it’s already a killer tune firing up crowds on the live tour.
A perfect track for when you want to let your emotions run free.
Stare In WonderBE:FIRST

This song, which portrays the moment of blocking out noise to focus solely on sound, is a BE:FIRST number released in October 2025.
It was written as the opening theme for the TV anime “Wondance,” and is included on the best-of album “BE:ST,” released on October 29 of the same year.
Created to accompany a story of growth through dance, the choreography was handled by KAITA and ReiNa, who serve as the anime’s dance cast, along with member SOTA.
It’s a dance tune that conveys the heat of growth and challenge.
Flower of the battlefieldCHiCO with HoneyWorks

“Senjō no Hana” (“Flower of the Battlefield”) was chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime “May I Ask for Just One Last Thing?”.
Its lyrics vividly depict inner impulses and conflicts, along with a strong determination to break free, and it stands out as a fiery rock number that differs from CHiCO with HoneyWorks’ usual heart-throbbing pop sound.
The guitar-driven, full-bodied production and CHiCO’s powerful vocals convey passion and defiance directly.
If you’re gearing up to face challenges, be sure to give it a listen!
Pluralistic Theory of HappinessCUTIE STREET

This song, released in September 2025 by the idol group CUTIE STREET—who drew major attention with “Is Being Cute Not Enough?”—marks the group’s first ballad.
Riding a gentle melody, it’s an introspective number that sings of the thought, “What if I’d lived a different life?” The message resonates deeply: after wavering between what’s right and what’s kind, and imagining the paths not taken, cherish the happiness that exists here and now.
It’s a piece that stays close to you when you’re uncertain about a choice or want to reflect on the path you’ve walked.
riceDISH//

This song by DISH//, the band fronted by Takumi Kitamura, spins everyday, unassuming happiness found in daily life into music.
As the title suggests, through the familiar theme of “meals,” it portrays the preciousness of time spent with loved ones and moments of caring for yourself.
Life has its ups and downs—there are times when we reflect on the meaning of happiness, and there are ordinary feelings like simply getting hungry.
That down-to-earth message is sure to resonate with many listeners.
Released digitally in October 2025, the track features lyrics by Takumi Kitamura and composition by To-i Tachibana, Daichi Izumi, and others.
Give it a listen when you’re tired or need a moment to unwind.
Latest Japanese Music Releases [October 2025] (91–100)
POP LIFEFANTASTICS from EXILE TRIBE

A song by FANTASTICS from EXILE TRIBE released in October 2025 as the opening theme for the anime “Yano-kun’s Ordinary Days.” It’s a refreshing pop tune that captures the small joys and subtle emotional shifts of everyday life.
Set to a bright, poppy melody, it delivers those casual moments—like unexpected bits of luck hiding in an otherwise trivial day.
With vocals that balance sweetness and coolness, the track has a buoyant, light-footed feel.
Give it a listen when you’re looking to add a little color to your daily routine.


